Very exciting!

You sound very well prepared! If you haven’t already, there’s lots of good info in the “Rabbit Info” tab at the top of the page. There are sections on diet, bunny proofing, etc. that you might find helpful.  Since he’s a new bun you will want to introduce new foods very slowly and make sure he’s eating lots of hay. Remember that treats do not equal love. 😉

It sounds like you have everything covered, the only thing I don’t see listed that he might appreciate is a hide. Most rabbits like to have a spot to hide. Cardboard boxes make great ones, just remove any tape and don’t use cardboard that’s coated in anything shiny, and cut two doors in the sides.  They can double as a toy, as most buns like to do some remodeling with them as well.

You definitely sound like you are ready! We can’t wait to see pictures once he’s settled in 🙂

This is so exciting! ^_^

Regarding expectations: it’s likely that your bun will be a bit busy during the first couple of days, and doesn’t want to be petted yet. That’s natural, but it can be a bit difficult because you’re so happy he’s finally here.

Bunnies need to make a mental map of the new space they’re in, and that can take a couple of days. Humans work with sight, and we can easily oversee a new place. But imagine having to explore a new place while blindfolded. You’ll be counting steps to find where the exits are, listening to sounds, and feeling where the walls and furniture are. That’s exactly what a bun will be doing when they’re in a new place. Oh, and they work with scents, so a bun may mark territory by leaving territorial poops/pee. That’ll stop once they feel at home and get the hang of the litter box.

Letting the rabbit come to you is always a good start to forming a bond. Using rabbit body language helps as well, this is a good site: language.rabbitspeak.com

I’m wishing you a very happy bond together and many years of cuddles! 🙂

Be prepared for the possibility that the new bun will be very scared and want to do nothing but hide for a few days. As long as he’s eating and pooping that will pass and it’s totally normal! Keep his territory small at first, especially if he’s scared so he feels safer. Don’t press your own desire for a relationship. Just sit by him and he’ll come to you when he feels comfortable!